Earle Arney joined Woods Bagot in 1999 and has an international record of achievement in a wide range of architecture including commercial office, health, education, residential, retail and urban design projects.

Earle holds a Master of Architecture from Harvard University and has applied his design skills on a range of award and competition winning projects globally.

Earle has researched the dynamics which influence high performance workplaces including environmental, social, technological and organizational factors.  His work has been published in World Architecture, Progressive Architecture USA, Architectural Review, The Architect WA, Architecture Australia, Australian Financial Review Magazine, USA and Belle Corporate Australia.

Earle is based in London and currently works across Europe and the Middle East.  Noted as a thought leader in environmental sustainability, workplace and urban design; Earle has lectured extensively and is a regular speaker internationally.

- Durrat Al Bahrain Masterplan.
- Bank of New Zealand, Auckland.
- NICTA, Canberra.
- Grosvenor House, Park Lane, London.
- Australian Customs Service Building, Sydney.
- Australian Bureau of Statistics, Canberra.
- Parramatta Civic Place Masterplan, Sydney.
- Norwest Business Park, Sydney.
- Toyota Melbourne Redevelopment.
- Avic Plaza, China.
- Sydney 2010 Vision Document for SHFA.

PUBLIC #1: 'Interrogation: Reading Between The Lines - What's the BIG Idea?'

PUBLIC #3: Worklife: Architectural Editor

PUBLIC #3: 'Let There Be Light: Design Implications of Daylight Penetration'

PUBLIC #3: 'The High Performance Workplace: The Changing Face of the Workplace'

PUBLIC #5: 'The colour of money: The business case for sustainable design'

PUBLIC #5: 'What's next? The future of sustainability?'